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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-23
South Prairie.


The weather il fine for work, and the
farmers are cleaning out the wood coulees for
the winter fire. Mr.. Bumstead has been hauling
with two teams for the past week........ Doley
Hubbard lost a fine horre lately. The anin1nl
died Of broken heart caused by the fear that
his master would compel him to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket next year, and he had voted for ey-
cry Republican candidate for President since the
Fremont campaign, in IS, at which time he be-
came Of age....Mr. Bumstead has butchered
two fat hogs aud nne steer. Evidently {. II.
don't believe that the deer and antelope will be
very plentiful this winter. ''baches''
around here becoming frightened, and fear
they will have hard time Of It, In ss. Leap
year Is coming, and some of the boys say that II
they SEQ anything that wears petticOats coming
along the road toward their domicile-whethcr
in q carriage, cutter, lumber wagon or q
stoneboat-arrsyed either in silk calico-they
will double-bar the door and 60 down cellar.
But brace up, boys resolve to conquer, even il
you must dye-you hair and whiskers........Mr.
Joseph Fuller met with a peculiar accident Me
other day. He was walking by the side of ibis
wagon, on which was big load Of wood. He
slipped and the wheel caught his heel; doubling
up the foot. He hus been laid up in consequence
of the accident".....Mr. Richard Herholz is
working for Mr.. Bumstead for the winter, where
| his stock will be well taken care of......Mr. A.
j. Honstain has nothing to do these days but to
care for his stock and give his horses exercise
Mr.. Bumstead passed oyer South Prairie recently
on his way to the Holland Settlement.......N Miss
Emma Honstain will kehome in about a week,
| and her many friends will be glad 70 welcome
her back agaiu. Miss Emma is kind-hearted
| and amiabe young lady-always able and ready
TO give joke as we'll as to take one......Mr.
Michael Cantwell has finished all his work and
hung up for the winter......Mr. W. Dean had
the good luck the other day to get a shot with
his Winchester at large gray wolf which was
standing STILL The first shot took him In the
head: Then the beast woke up and lit out. The
next slot brought him to astop, and then Mr..
D., advancing, put a bullet through his heart ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert have been guests at the
Honstan residence during the past week.......
Mr.. William Pagel recently moved into his new
house, where lie Is quite comfortably fixed 10
| meet the billiards. He says lie has plenty of
good, dry oak irewood, and the storm king has
no terrors for him ...... Mr.. Michael Mahaney
has his hay all home from Dry Lake. He says
his stock is looking finely. He sees the dollars
Increasing every day of this fine winter, and no
wonder Michael Is happy. BY-THE-WAI. g
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-23
A Good move.

Last Monday Senator Stewart intro.
ducsd a bill providing for the appoints
mept of chief justice and TIVE associate
justices to sit at Washington and have
jurisdiction to hear and decide contested
land cases.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-23
'D0NA TING THE PROFITS!


profits although it
make their believe they Butit thing
actually
true were known they getting good round profit We have
selling
would
determined
d the satisfied make
nothing truthful
quickly
being left ticket
er makes and 49, and will
yet taken advantage don't delay There's
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-23

The other journals arc the Steele Ozone,
Dawson Breeze, Winona Times, Hoskins
Herald. Hoskins Democrat, aud Nap oleon
Homestead.
The total North Dakota vote at the re-
cent division election was S,O72 for and
18,072 against (; total against division, 10,
600. In South Dakota the total vote fo1
division was %, 1858; against division, 15-
1928 !; total majority for division, 13, 93s.
Majority for division in Dakota entire,
3,938. What an inglorious ending to
an expensive scheme do these figures
show ~
Monday morning 1t began showing.
Then the wind sprang up. and throughout
the day an able bodied blizzard was hard
at work. Tuesday it was still somewhat
rough; but Wednesday it was bright,
clear and still. Yesterday little snow
fell. but the weather was OF the thawine
kind. At Christmas time last year we had
experienced full month Of rough winter
weather.
Citizens of Emmons County who visit
Bismarck will want to deal with gro,
cery firm that has II reputation for fair
dealing. George Jennings, corner Main
and Fifth streets, sells nothing but pure
goods, aud at lowest rates. McCrory &
Co., butchers and general meat dealers,
occupy the same building, and Emmons
County people all know that "Mc" will
do the fair thing by them in all dealings.
q The diamond willow has been used in
this neigbborheod for two OF three years
sas posts for wire fence, and has given so
much satisfaction that II large number of
pests will be cut this winter. This variety
OF wood seems to he almost rot-proef.
Mr.. Shields says that down iu the timber
there are places where wood was cut and
corded up ten or dozen years ago. A
small part of this cottonwood was never
taken away, and is now rotten hut the
dianond-willow stakes driven in the
ground to hold the cerdwood in place are
as sound as ever.
We saw it stated in St. Paul paper the
other day that all the good land south Of
the Northern Pacific railroad has been
taken. This is a great big fill. Only a
small portion of the best land in Emmons,
Logan and Mcintosh counties has been
taken. This land has not been over
looked on account of poor quality, but
because of distance from railroad. BY
next July, however, trains will be running
through each of the three counties named
over tho A. B. & N. w. railway, already
graded, and then, within a year or two,
the assertion of the St. Paul paper will
probably be correct.
Everything seems to forecast that the
celebration of Christmas Eve, at the
scheolheuse. will be success. The ladies
are bustly engaged IN preparing little
faLcy articles for the tree, and will meet
Friday (or, if the weather is bad that day,
on Saturday,, at the school. house, to
make final arrangements. Mr.. kilbern
will preside at the organ, there will be
brief literary program, the Christmas
tree, and last, though far from least, re-
treshments. There will lie a large crowd
and pleasant time. In case of extremely
iuclcment weather Saturday evening, the
celebration will he postponed to Monday
evening. ~:s. - :. : e. aa....>
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-23
" tnchoster.

correspondence u tuo uACOhDs
After two weeks Of pining for the land
of his adoption, w. F. Horan paid Win
chester a visit on Sunday last. The
Rev. Mr.. Gary, who had been expected
for several weeks, arrived and delivered q
sermon at thesschosl house last Sunday.
...I Joseph EnlIsr, while attempting to
get cut fromShhder load Of wood,
sprained his foot so severely that he is
net able to be about. .. John Brown
has just learned of the death of his father,
whs died at Des Moines, Iowa. Robert
Mckay has just received the sad intelli-
gcnce Of the death of his Oldest sister,
who died at Gravenhurst. Ont......W We
learn that Charles Parker will soon make
final proof on his homestead and remove
to Los Angeles, Cal. flames G. Parker,
who has been absent at Des Mslnes for
somo time, is expected home IN few
days. ....T. Geo. Cooke and his gun
went out hunting the other day, where
upon the few surviving prairie chickens
held council, and chick that had been
previously crippled by tho said gun moved
that all of tho birds of the tribe shsuld
keep out Of Its way. Tie motion was
unanimously adopted and carried out.
.. JAY-EYE-SRE.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-23
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS.
Armstrong.
Correspondence OF the RECORD.

Correspondence OF the RECORD
Charlie Kilborn was a visitor In this
neighborhoed during the past week, $3.50.
Mr.. Carl Goodrich is laid up with a
sprained knee, with prospects Of having
to keep pretty quiet for some tine....
Judge Thistlethwalts was a visitor to the
Capital City the last week. /. i. Ed Saw
age. the popular ysung married man
of the Roop nsighborhood, passed through
here Saturday on his return from Steele.
y. LAT last we have a snow-storm.
Uncle Dudley says, This settles the open
winter" May bs so. But, at any rate,
the present winter il month later IN
getting here than last. PIaEoNToE.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-23
ST PAUL One PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, BISMARCK.
U. S. Law. Regarding Ncw.puper,

U. s. Laws Regarding Newspapers.
If subscribers order the discontinuance
of newspapers sent through pestoffice,
the publishers may continue them until
all arrearages arc paid, and collect there
for. If subscribers refuse or neglect TO
take their newspapers from tbs postofficc
to which they are sent, they are held 70.
spensible until they have paid their bills
and ordered them discontinued. If sub.
seribers move to other places without in-
forming the publishers, and the news.
papers are sent to their former direction,
they are responsible.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-23
Tana Township.

Correspondence Of the RECORD.
The Missouri flows proudly 10 the sea,
Where regal cities stately stand; But
sweetsr flows Spring Greek to me, Where
commons now have full command. I'VE
suggest that the "pote" 90 down to
Spring Creek, cut hole in the ice, and
soak his hsad.--ED. -. Capt. Cetton's
wsll!has ceased to furnish water. This
was caused by ice that formed around the
top falling to the water and covering it.
Ths storm that came on Monday
forenoon was quite surprise to Msssrs.
Graham, Young and Louis, who had gone
out to Goose Creek to. haul hay. The
storm camo on before they get their
loads; 80 they turned about and made
hasta to reach the comfortable shelter of
tue Bentley ranch. They reached 1t COW
cred with ice and snow, but unharmsd by
frost. Capt. Cotton's COWS and po.
nies started for warmer cline during the
recent storm. Miss Kate Csrcoran at
| this writing is msrdlng some little. She
has changed physicians DR.. Bentley is
| now attending her ...... On the fine
weather Of the past, Comes the blizzard
hard and fast. bring forth tho stuffed
| club.-ED. Nor OFTEN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-23
Gayt0A.
Correspondence OF the RECORD:


Msssrs Redoute and Plant made trip
to Bismarck this week. !. %. 81. Ham
mond killed steer the other day that was
only % months old. and it dressed 5S7
pounds. The steer was kept on picket
rope ali the past summer and fall. Mr..
W. G. East also killed enc which dressed
400 pounds. -. Mr.. Jacob stoudcr visited
Riverside" this week, and sold quite a
large number Of calves to Sheriff Wade.
......Yeur correspondent spraiDed one
Of her ankles, recently, and is on the
limping list at present. Mr.. Hiram
Fuller is breaking yoke of steers nova
days. Sometimes tho steers are boss and
sometimes Mr.. F.; but, as he is quite an
expert at the business, It is thought he
will conquer in the end. ..... Mr.. Ed Law
Ter has been obliged to dig three wells on
Ills claim on account Of quicksand, go.
Barney Burbage is stopping with Mr..
Ryder this wintor. ECHO.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-23
Camp Shields.

The camp is growing quite rapidly at
present. Buildings are going up on all
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1887-12-23
Exeter.

Correspondence Of the RECORD:
Pleasant, sunshiny days have bsen the
rule with US 90 far this fall and early
winter but o.day is an exception. 1t
has turned cold, and we are enjoying" =
real blizzard-the first of the season. :. "A.
l.. Raynolds started early this morning
for the county seat. His neighbors wish
him Il pleasant trip and = speedy return.
-: Mr.. Gary preached q very interest,"
ing sermon to. the people of Winchester
and vicinity last Sunday. Mr.. Frank
Sherwood and Mrs. NJ. E. Brown, 81 Ex-
eter, made the trip to Winchester, %
miles, to. enjoy theWfrst sermon In; En-
mons County <: Mr.. Swartz, the mail
carrier on the Emmonsburg. Exeter route,
WAS out in his first blizzard today. He
lost his bearings, but finally found tho
road, and came in only an hour late. ......
Mr. w: E. Clark has on hand quite a
stock Of drugs and medicines, in addition
to his groceries, which will DO great
convenience to peeple in this vicinity.
A letter received from Frank Mathick,
lately of Exeter, states that he has a posi-
tion as cook in logging camp in Wis
consin. So we may not expect to see
Franks smiling face until the grass be-
gins to grow. !. Squire Southwick
made the people Of Beaver Crack some
welcome visits last week. Mr.. a. H.
Morrison has been IN the sleigh business
Of late. 80. . Mrs. Swartz was quite i'll
yesterday, but is better this morning
},@ EdBEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31

$4,000 bush. grain private terms ..LiABoN hene>
bark 000 bush. gram 1t lle and from Phlcdelphis
British steamer 5000 qrs At "a sd BAHIA. henss.
pIOVIsIoNs-P RK-There was no especial ME- IA a.
trading today, with continued indheencc tbs ox.
portcrs Prices rule about steady Sales 100 bDs or
SIC rs Tor New sf ala Ness sIt 5OSs6 10:
Clear Back. and Slld*ll 81 for Extra Prime .BEEy-
Firm and In moderate demand CITY Extra India Msss sls9
......BEEF HANs-ouiet dru,. Quoted s2l 9s2i ID
continues moderate safes. 1900 d Picked Belize. u
ma%s loo; Picked sGOniaers Be- Smoked Hams iie
Smoked Shoulders. MIDDLEs-Unchange aud dull
Long Clear in NewYork quoted at 7isc at Vest short
Clear 655o $50 HOois-st~aiy and in fs,r NJ
quest CITY Heavy 10 Light at 0i6 l6c; Piys To-
..-LARD-rhe market has varied point Of
Speculation quiee and the in spot lots con-
tinues SLOW Sales 200 tea Western steam spot Soc City
Steam Less active. Sales. 40 tcs Greet refined auots1
67sc. closing Use. 1000 March, 6sie. closing 6syc
bid 1850 April. 690d69lc. closing 690c; l75O tea
May 697 &c. closing 6s7c 1000 tcs June 704c clos
varied last ruling hrm with The usual SATURDAY
movement ButterElgin Creamery 20 93oc; PennsyIvs,
Creamery 29a 3Oc: Western 26o2.c state Dairy halt
Creamery, lsa22c Western Dairy. sa23cj Western Fac
tory SG23c Chcesestate Factory l0 0lSs Common 10
Fancy Wessra Fiat II sl2,.c' Good 70 cnoics Lsh:
southern, 81 o3Ic; Lined. q a22c.
sUGAR-kaw sugar qni.t and unchansed from StSl%c.
for Mosse Tor y6' rest Centrifugal and 96c foe
Fair Refining Sales Of cargoes Pernam6uco &c., oas
800 test. Refined quiet but steady Cut Loaf sc Crushed
c Cubes &C.. Powdered 66CAc Granuated 10 100.
Mond &C. Conteciioners S+c Coffee standard 1.lS
45sa &C.. 4 Z no 4asc. Yellow 44e4Sc.
sTEAkINE-ouiet and nominal. City quoted TIC and
TALL0W-Firm. trading quiet City quoted 4Ssc. saies
l5.0vO IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
BANKING AND FIHANCIAL,
a. K. ENOs. r. O. BUCK.
r. K. ENOS g. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
II WALL STREET.
ADJOINING STOCK EXCHANGE
Branch oface 857 SHAVE, corner b2d4t
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

FEATURES or SEV-Y)RK DEALIN4A
IL WAS an ordinary Saturdays trailing with which last
week closed at the Produce Exchange But while dull there
was somewhat better wheat the export demand
sumea good proportions 10000 bushels being taken BY
shippers The cash market rn devoid OF material
chanses The options fucuated irregulary but within
fractions OF cent ending cent higher and steady
fo!lows January and February. 9l, March. SO April
~ May 0os June 96s July $685. cents The bear ee.
ment Is losing Its arguments the enormous visible
supply. but tie European demand and the posi-
bity OF war abroad are influences supporting hold.
Exporters only small buyers corn taking but
10000 bushes Tho markets dul but shade nrmsr.
the options ending for January aud February ut t7
aud cent or hsrh ut 49, AMI unchanged at 49' for May
ana % cent Tor June The nrmness OF prices extended
10 oats AMI the options higher for January 38 and
scent uP Tor February aud March ut 49, tue other months
beng unchanged follows April 80 - May 3Gi4 and June
80 cents No feature Of interest developed In lard.
which shade easier February 49, March
So 80. April 81 90 May 80 OF. June - 03.
he receipts oI Rran nO1r reported on SATURDAY at
N"wfok altimore Philadelphia aud Boston were rs fol-
lows wheat, lOOeeJ bushels 93Sl bushels. Oats
eel4 bushels total grain. 2j0lA bushels -four. 90 10
packages At Chicago Milwaukee 81 LOu.s the arrivals
were Wheat, GLASS bushels. 9l,S3l bushels
oats 1880 bushels, total grain. 35663S ousnes hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
TIE STATE or TRADE.

CS Extra 4s. g g. and T.y 3
Mills sapernne 3 50 sso 30 DO Extra Is Is as 81 do 10
30 s
s ss% Req 81 sss % s s:s spot q
s ia4 ss1ea 81 do DO for s'0TT. d.
ws.,sT hTSs. Su',:,a
tS ss Nav ~ &C. ss.:
g ssse
Ess Mes:
Pork. sl25 Buikneau' shoulders al. 'lsM no siss
g g:. s e.
issy % Ssss sa's'
h siiS .ssfis sSi
-Four ssTass tram iasss SSis
25.4Oo bush. Corn 4iso1 bush; Oats 800 susa. rye
bush. co 70 ooo USss ssss-%ss1t 2.Seoo SasS Corn
556sOO push
81 oS Common % 20
% 81 s & qSst S.s.%' 60 ssow
sSisI. No White aiTo 40, y White sS. siosc
i N G % aa Nohe Maa'ss
Extra $50 Eastern Extra Creamery 2sc Western kI.I.
E E1sra I'D do First. s quiet
Flour 500 0r cDls AMI 400 ,,c.. cSro 5000 Sasn
oaIs $4,000 short, $500 DasIl
ss s'@s s"sHa s S si
and .owsF Ali e. 4 sas.%ss 10
s S;', win la!r ss%sns 60 %s,;;:
state at 5sc Western 90 Flour quiet Re seeg..e
Oats IL 900 bush shinments heat $4,000 oush. Corn
10000 Gu.h Oats $500 bush.
g Ian e. 2sf u asa gaessass %
isan Winter - M 90 Choice to Fancy Minnesota tx tx
1929 Rye FIoar-s29oa 10 Al ooLs Bucxwnsass sc
Srb m. !. an tnt :, an raj a, ,oll,y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-31
,sy,KERsaRY OF ST. JAMEss CHURCH.
A,suop o'rARREII, OF TRENTON. REFERS TO THE
rpOuRIE AT ST. STEPHENS.

A,suop orARREIL. OF TRENTON kEfEitS ~ Ahhn
TROUBLE AT ST. STEPHENS.
~ ~ the larsest congregations that ever assemoieo
=. Iam.s.. Roman Catholic Church in James-st came
,,or vesterday Cor the celebration OF the hIueth an
S,rs.rv NJ the dedication OF the church solemn pom
ra.., ,ass VIVA celebrated at IL o'clock by bishop
s,.Ds Pradlev OF Manchester N H.. with the Following
..,.ar,s Tho Rev. NJ j. Feely archpriesti the rev. u
3 Corrv deacon the Rev. ]. b. OHare, suD-deacon'
"a On. Rsv NJ " Alyward master or ceremonies
.,shon Corrigan occupied the throne, ATTENDED ny
q. p.v John NJ Kearney and his secretary, the Rev.
ru.,,.s Mcdonnell Among tho other clergymen within
A. anctuary were the Rev. Charles Roelants, the Kew
sobn T. Riordan the Rev. Walter Elliott the Rev. John
Savaras. the Rev. Thomas r. Lynch, the Rev. f. J. DC
Cnley and the Rev. Brother Justin.
The music was Rosslns Hesse Soionclic with douoie
snsrtet and chorus of twenty voices under the direction
Of Professor Francisco Fancint.
Bishop OFarrel Of Trenton, preached In the course
Of his remarks he said
There IL no science that the Catholic Churen nas
There was those dave when the Pope was S
emong men Christendom good VIII oe'T nee sow
SsetHn ponti vet to-day there voice in the woIo
raised In Of the ruth just but the voice
old man In the Vatican In own land there
And disaster poor workngnen are thrown o1t
strikes which S hsy SSt p ppS1 q sh soS
rorai,opU now II we had father to sdjudioate
Upon these matters all would be well $780,, ,o,-
After giving history OF 81 JAMES |n"''N ~ '
the Bishop continued:
We have no history St Jamess OF trusteesm IKE tnat
which disgraces some other churches IN New; OH
Ss6op he could with them men who dared
70 aay said In church In TINS very CITY, Una, .he
Of st yamoss and always were loya and they built
school which was the envy 81 gu as op
except in unity and obedience to authority
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.

nryrAlo Jan 2a-Cdtts-RcceiUts last - hour--3. 1876
heat. total 1881 neat time
1886 head c"ngncl through 100 ear, l20 OF which
York % sRlei market ntctvr and lower
Coed 10 shipping ~ - - 90 cars left UVer
Sh,,p-Keceiptz last - nOuT-j,SOO
beaii consigned thiOugh 10 l2of which IA NowYorKl
10 for EslcI market aull aud unsettled.
Medium sheep 81 - IS. Choio 10 Extra ~ 90
a - 10 Cho.oo Western Lambs 50 W 10 %.
CANADIAN Lambs here: q cars left Over
last 2. hours-.j4l ttau fetal tor week
head through 80 Of winch II 10 New York
market quiet but steady no New \ otk
demand Pigs 81 sod ~ -. hecclel Workers 40 10
ar -; Selected Medium weights, 41afi IS. salcs
hcay ~ - all offerings taken other hang ell.
CHICAGO. 20. Inc Drorsrs JpUrndt reports CatL,
Reccpts-IO0O mead shiDmenu-iOO hraa. Market
weak ana shipping $50 To loo n IS 40
au, Mixed. ~ bUd ~ 1j Duik - iOa - 20
Ho1s-fteceipt. 5000 head. shlDnsnt% 1000 market
rtrany. Rough and Mrgi - 4U0ti vu. Packing AMI
shipping - Is as V79 Lght 81 3OGs o".
ShssD-KecciptA loo head snipnentA head :
mafset -tra,. Natives ~ 75d. 90 Western 81 80 %
81 10 Texans ~ GOds+ "a LAMBS ~ OJds6.
LOUIS Jan. ACCOMMODATIONS, 100 neat shD:
Ihoico ~ 45di p5; Fair TO cool ship
ping Steers ~ 16di 50 Butchers steers Fair TO
thoice - OOds4 10 Feeders FAIR TO good. 81 10 40
IS htOckcrs. fair Ia good. 81 lOU3 90 Texans COM
M choice 81 90 as 20. - ,
Hocs-Iteccipis. 500 head. Shipments 500 head
the n.arSet active and steady Choice Heavy
and Butchers Scle,t ions 81 90 d 70 10 Packing, hr
10 good ~ 7bdsi 90 Workers. meium Ia fancy. 81 90
a IS Pigs common TO goo'i ~ ~ 40
SheeD-Rcceipis 400 head: shipments 500 head market
strong. Common 10 Fair 81 GOdtS70; Medium 10
So s0dSi
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transferable notices at q. 3

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-The general l markst has
such Fine and supsrane the supply Of Which is
mot r s s m pss M
uaton rule presents the usual saturday
a. q 90 "a 70 Indie, 100 hb Fine 81 sos
sS E s S? &c. s. So $500 Winter
E1, % s%H ss%Sy g 70 20
Good Choice the latter tor one or s pgss brands
s. 32s; 70 sSSS
SSs Il; oS sse 90 {, So"G GSsts
ES. T M'n"s,o's g iSS
strs Ss Gs 81, Is e.ssst Z s2ss5 sser Es.r,
Ga. d 70 Far y: S5r nos, g {, g
s Is, % Patent tent wptr i? ys5 ely Nh
g5iEf III Es'i
: a Sg sna ff' Oe t
8. peye gG 90 qu0csdf shMpEs 20 T Ys
low Western So 5Ods2 rs and Brandy 81 =
What FLoGR-ouored 81 sOssi 90
aRAIN-wHEAT-Tho fluctuations were light today
S ss a %. 5s te usual
opening was irm with gain Of tg s' nStoa aser"arG
ISs cSsins steady az near the rate. mol
oSs 81 nnmaon H1 S SLOW S1' & s" with
light oaerns snpps.s wsTe mSss1 94ye OSi me m
iSTr bushels including 80 Iiasa at o. &c y
Rel. at 50 95c 80 Red 80 a93'sc. in elevator No
BED cSss ff'ra RED DO sSrarT vs. closing
saci do Marce e2 o3S closing =, sSe do c; april
AZ g5Ic do June 06 &c closing at 80 c do December
ii OF s,4sl O2c closing at ~ 81 ..CORN-Market was
also changes have been sympathy with
wheat show gain u about &c per bnsh with
mosrs trading. partly LOT export The options
advanced c per bush closed AZ rho best rates
Sale---S7BO 900 bushels future $4,000
bushels SPOT Including Upgrsled Mixed at 47et.'sc; No
rei 47c No. 2. 579,U477- IN elevator; 4s7s9l9c de-
ilyrrei, steamer ~ elevators No. 2. January clos
ing at 477-; February. a. IT, closing At - SCI
March, 49, dis7sc closing q! to'4ct DO Aprll 4eTc
Jnne closing OATSCash grades are IN moief
demand and IN some Instances slight advance 10 noted
closing hrnly The opuous rose trihe and closet az ne
IN. bs rates Specuht quite moderate salesliOOOO
bushels future an ll2OO0 bushels spot, lncuine No. at
35 &c White 81 ~ Ma 2. 56s 13b nc, do White $50
3S c 40 | White 39c. Mixed Western. 81 d3sc., White
do ~ ds2c White state 4Oa4ic; No January. closing
AT do February IS sd36c closing AT Soc. dn March
Ste do April nominal at 80 'so do May. So.
80 do June 81 Sc, closing at 50 w.
FEED Quiet. steady and unchanged
Walkers Private Daily Circular January - 1887. New
York
Imports NJ wheat -four the United Kingdom
for the wears ended being rcckone at its wheat
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